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Good morning, everyone, happy thursday and welcome to the march 20, 2014 meeting of the board of supervisors, Neighborhood Services and Safety Committee my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by norman yee and vice chair eric mar is in route. I would like to thank the clerk of the committee derek evans and sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting today, jim smith and john ross, mr. Clerk, do we have any announcements . Thank you, mr. Chair, please be sure to silence all cell phones and devices, copies should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon tod...

Common is this you know really wanting to be at home. And in our world we call that living in the least restrictive environment but what it boils down to as most of us want to cage in our homes and have that, what you know, the flexibility and the control of our environment and that is where we have it most. And so what we have that as an understanding of the population that lives here and really that is the truth for people whether they are in south dakota or knee or wherever they are and we hold that in common, San Francisco has really been unique in the sense that it is formed much of its P...

And maury, long term coordinating Council Member, and so to start it off we are going to have tracy famp arona. To kick this off, okay . Thank you, supervisor, yee for that, great introduction. Thank you, supervisors for having this hearing today. I am one of the cochairs of the long term coordinating council and i have a very long name and so no one ever gets it right. On behalf of the council i want to thank you for holding this meeting. It is an advisory body to the mayor of 40 minutes and the city departments and Community Agencies and the community and our goal really is to make recommend...

<p>As VA expands its home and community-based services for aging veterans and those living with disabilities, it is important to ensure that these services meet the needs of veterans and caregivers and are available to all veterans who would benefit.</p>

Missions Committee of Midway United Methodist Church has donated $10,200 to Family Promise of Forsyth County, as part of the church’s Missions Program and their philanthropy commitment.